Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-09
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LOCAL BREVTlES.


fever.
Mr.. Sam Dodds went to Yellow Springs
this morning.
Miss Anna Kaufman, of Osborn, is in
the city today.
The new bicycle club should be boomed
enthusiastically.
Mrs. Joe Cartmell has returned from a
prolonged trip to Cincinnati.
Mr.. Jerome FasSler left this morning via
the Bee Line for New York City.
Gospel temperance meeting As usual
Sunday at $50 p. M, at the Temperance
hall
The board of agriculture is in session
this afternoon and will reorganize for the
coming year.
Rev. Samuel =. Dunlap's subject at the
Congregational church tomorrow night will
be Temptation"
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Marks. of Washing
ton c. ii. are the guests of Officer Mills,
brother of Mrs. Marks.
City Clerk J. S. Shewalter is in receipt
of the annual reports of the city clerks of
Youngstown and Canton.
The flower committee of the First Pres
byteran church is busy this afternoon with
the floral decorations for Easter.
| Mr.. Charles Cathcart leaves on Monday
to assume his new duties as travelling agent
for the Adams express company.
Miss Viola Fox. of Springfield. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Daniel WilguS, of
I east Main street-Nenia Gazette.
Mrs. ii. f. White, of Springfield. is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Dill
linger. of west Church street-Urbana
Cutzen.
Mr. Chas. J. Pretzman and Mr. Henry c.
Williams, of this city, who are engaged in
studying law in Columbus, are home for
Easter.
A full attendance of the ministers is de-
sired at the ministers meeting in the Farm
and FiresidC building next Monday at 10
O'Clock a. NJ.
At High Street NJ. +. church Rev. DR.
Rust will preach an Easter sermon in the
morning and at night there will be eNer-
cises of the Sunday school.
There will be called meeting of Mitchell
Relief corps at Memorial hall, Monday
April IL, at 5 p. m. Important business.
By order of the PRESIDENT.
Married. on the Sth inst, al the residence
of Mr.. Wilson on north Market street, by
the Rev. DIR. Gotwald, Mr.. William A.
Rowand to Miss Clara Speasmaker. both of
this city.
The organization of the bicycle club last
night practically insures the election of
Captain T. J. kirkpatrick. of this city,
president of the National League of Amer
lean Wheelmen.
| Mr.. Wright ConkIin. the well known
Mechanic street grocer. is critically i'll from
the effects of severe strain received while
lifting day or two ago. Wright'S many
/! friends will regret to hear this.
| Prof. II. II. Nelson. of Nelson's Business
college. goes 10 Cincinnati on Monday. to
teach for q month in the Nelson college of
that city, owing 10 the sickness OF his
father, Mr.. Richard Nelson. president
the Springfield and Cincinnati colleges.
Capt. Finley o. Cummings is today an
nounced, in the columns Of the RErUBLIC.
aS a candidate for county clerk. Mr.. Cum
mings is well known throughout the county
and needs no further introduction. He is a
J staunch republican and competent business
man and would, no doubt, fill the Office
with credit 10 himself and acceptbly to the
people.
Among the most attractive floral displays
| in Market this morning was that of the
Wilson X Bro, the successful florists. OF
Section Ten" east of the city. These
young men are meeting with deserved sue
cess. They have the contract for supplying
the Second Presbyterian, First Plesbyte-
rian and the High street VI. F.. churches
with flowers for the Easter service tomor-
row. Their florist is the well known Louis
Helzig, who has been in charge of the gar
dens and conservatOries of several of our
mao Itbi.St oitiyaps